It’s a question that comes up a lot from people who don’t follow racing all that closely. What happens when the driver has to pee? Well, IndyCar team Arrow McLaren asked their drivers about taking a leak in the cockpit. One of those drivers was all too eager to say that he had… multiple times this season alone.
It’s the month of May. That means that IndyCar teams are at Indianapolis Motor Speedway gearing up for the greatest spectacle in racing, the Indianapolis 500.
That’s a long time.
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Fantasy baseball analyst Scott Pianowski highlights some key relievers as we move toward the end of Week 7.
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With F1 having canceled the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, Yuki Tsunoda is lending a hand in Faenza
Due to flooding and weather concerns, Formula 1 canceled this weekend’s Emilia Romagna Grand Prix. With flooding already working through the region, and more rain expected this weekend, officials were concerned that the race could not be held safely, and were also concerned that holding the Grand Prix would draw much-needed resources away from recovery efforts.
The NBA is a business, not the government, and it has plenty of interests to protect from Ja Morant’s lack of sound judgment.
Damian Lillard has had enough of trade discussions regarding his future in Portland.
Lillard, frequently in trade rumors over the years, has popped back into discussions after the Trail Blazers landed the No. 3 pick in next month’s NBA Draft. Portland moving up into the top three after missing the playoffs in each of the past two seasons has some Blazers fans wondering if it’s time to start a full-scale rebuild. With that would likely come a Lillard trade and a full-blown youth movement.
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Sergio Garcia, the two-time runner up at the PGA Championship, will not be in the field this weekend.
The PGA Championship field has some of the world’s best golfers, but fans won’t get to see Sergio Garcia at the event. 18 LIV Tour guys will tee it up at Oak Hill Country Club, but the fiery Spaniard will not be one of them.
This year’s event features 99 of the top 100 golfers in the world, with Will Zalatoris being the lone man out due to his back injury, per Golf News.
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To take a divot or to not take a divot, that is the viral question between Scottie Scheffler and Tiger Woods.
Scottie Scheffler continues to show how relatable he is despite playing mind-boggling golf. In a viral video from TaylorMade, he and Tiger Woods discuss divots. The topic seems simple enough, but throughout the video, Scheffler’s reactions say everything.
As the kids’ say, he is a vibe. Most people take divots when they’re hitting iron shots, but when the Big Cat is flushing it, he doesn’t.
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Joe LaCava and his son, Joseph, both caddied last week in two separate majors with the latter helping Steve Stricker win again.
Is there a better father-son caddy duo than Joe LaCava and his son Joesph? Two separate tours saw the LaCava clan helping players, officially making them one of the most dynamic duos in all of golf. Last weekend, the elder was on the bag for Nelly Korda in the LPGA while his son carried for Steve Stricker.
Joe LaCava is the long-time caddie for Tiger Woods, but with the Big Cat not playing as much, he took work elsewhere.
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Who knew a Northern Irishman would be a Buffalo Bills and Josh Allen fan, but then again Rory McIlroy never ceases to amaze.
American sports have rubbed off on two-time Wanamaker Trophy winner Rory McIlroy as he unveiled his favorite NFL team and quarterback on Tuesday at the PGA Championship in Rochester, NY.
The Northern Irishman was asked about the Rochester area, and McIlroy thankfully picked the right NFL team. In his interview, he commented, “It certainly makes it easier to root for the Buffalo Bills when Josh Allen is throwing the ball.
Amna Al Qubaisi is changing the narrative. Representing MP Motorsport, Al Qubaisi is competing in the inaugural season of F1 Academy, the new, all-female racing series that officially launched last month. The 23-year-old—who was born in Washington, Va.—is the first Emirati female racing driver to compete in a championship.
This season, Amna and her younger sister, Hamda, 20, who is competing on the same F1 Academy team, have already seen success—Amna placed second in Spielberg in late April, and Hamda finished first in Valencia earlier this month.